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I prefer to use reputable established taxi firms which are being pushed out of business by Uber. I have a mate who's a local taxi driver. Not Uber. He's been hit by them.
Why would I support something I don't agree with?
Again. Black cab drivers have a lot more to lose. So do ordinary cab drivers. This undercuts everyone. I don't agree with a business that has people at the top making millions and people at the bottom not even getting minimum wage until action was taken. It drives others out of business.
You do realise there's a lot more involved in getting the license to drive a black cab?
So they are less likely to share the badge or be an illegal.
Also regarding checks generally our local council checked its social workers. The check was done by a council employee who checked the things like passport, utility bills, whatever.
Then there was the criminal records check. That was done by passing on the information to a government department.
Some social workers who were freelance but working temporarily for councils would pay for a private organisation to do the check. These private organisations might be fine. Might be. It could be a guy on minimum wage checking the ID. The guy might be open to bribery. He might not, but he might know what an EU passport looks like as he has one.
He might have no idea what a genuine Kenyan passport looked like. He might have hundreds of people to see. Either way the council's view was, "cheers for getting it done private but we will do it as well anyway."
Why would the council do that? Perhaps they didn't trust others? Why? |
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